Marduk
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Marduk, one of the chief Mesopotamian deities, was exalted to supremacy in the Babylonian triad. 95:1.4
Marduk in Babylon perpetuated the Adam legend as a son-of-God, bridging the gap between man and God, like other leaders in various cultures. 92:5.6
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Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Competing “gods” Bel 95:1.4 — Jer 51:44; Bel 1:1-22.
- Competing “gods” Bel, Nabu 95:1.4 — Is 46:1.
- Competing “gods” Bel, Marduk 95:1.4 — Jer 50:2.
Where it appears
Marduk is linked in 2 paragraphs of the text.
What links here
Categories: Religions and movements